Two men wore killed and three injured by an explosion which occurred in tho sinking of a new shaft for tho Dolcoath tin mino at Camborne, Cornwall. Nino miners wore working at tho bottom of tile -shaft, over 2000 feet below tho surface, when one of them, Thomas Weeks (37), married, struck a charge of gelignite which had evidently been uncxploded in blasting operations. AVeeks and his brother, Arthur Weeks (27), wore killed, and thrcg other men woro thrown down and badly hurt. ■ RHEUMO oures—not merely relieves—Rhen- | matism, Gout, Lumbago, Sciatica, because it expels alt uric acid from. the system. Patont cure-alls may give temporary relief, but there can bo no permanent cure until the poisonous matter in the blood has been eradicated. Hundreds have testified to benefit receivod. All I Chemißta and Stores, 2s. fid. and is. Gd. S
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 449, 6 March 1909, Page 12
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